Telegram's flagship crypto game, Hamster Kombat, is preparing to launch tokens on Thursday, and the developer will let players know how many tokens they'll receive over the weekend. However, there is one nuance.
According to a tweet from the Hamster Kombat team, players will not receive the full number of HMSTR tokens on the first day. Instead, they will be able to claim 88.75 percent of the total amount, and the remaining 11.25 percent of tokens will need to be held for 10 months before they can receive them (probably in July 2025).
This detail has yet to be communicated to players, and it's one of the many reasons why some players are unhappy with the airdrop distribution. Of course, the value of HMSTR tokens that will be mined on the open network (TON) will only be known once they go on sale on September 26, but players are already complaining on social media.
Season 1 results:
Since March 26, 2024, more than 300 million people have participated in Hamster Combat, 131 million of whom qualified on September 26 and about 2.3 million of whom were banned as cheaters.
This is similar to the case of last week's Kachisen Flying Squad. In addition to the unexpected vesting in that case, players complained about various factors being emphasized in the distribution of air drops, such as the apparent emphasis on friend recommendations, as well as the relatively late addition of key acquisition in Hamster Kombat.
Interestingly, the Hamster Kombat team also stated that of the 300 million players who have played the game so far on Telegram, approximately 129 million are likely to be banned. According to the team, 131 million players initially joined the game, and about 2.3 million more users were banned as cheaters.
Catizen's path to the #token launch, scheduled for September 20, has not been an easy one, with players complaining about delays and other events. But now that the distribution of Efirium has been revealed, some players are upset again.
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